Reader’s Question:
What anime are you planning to watch this fall season? I’m not really watching anything at the moment, maybe just “Togen Anki”? It has my favorite character who is blind.
Fall Anime Season: What’s on My Watchlist
Ah, the fall anime season is upon us once again! As the leaves
turn and the air gets a bit crisp, I find myself cozying up with a cup of tea and scrolling through the plethora of new shows. This year, I’ve got my eye on a few promising titles that I can’t wait to dive into. So, if you’re just as curious as I am about what to watch, let’s explore my watchlist together!
Starting with New Titles
One of the new shows I’m really looking forward to is “Togen Anki.” I’ve heard the buzz about it, and let me just say—it features a blind character, which immediately piqued my interest. There’s something about the depth and nuance that can come from exploring a character’s perspective that isn’t defined by sight. I have this feeling that the storytelling will be emotional and thought-provoking. Then there’s “The Blue Orchestra.” It’s a music-themed anime—now that’s a genre that can really hit home for me. I’ve always found that music can evoke such strong emotions, and I’m eager to see how they incorporate this into the narrative. It’s like a symphony of storytelling, and I am so ready for it! Another title that’s caught my eye is “Cinderella Chef.” Food and adventure in an isekai setting? Count me in! I’m a sucker for shows where food plays a central role; it’s like a feast for the eyes and the imagination. Plus, who doesn’t enjoy a bit of culinary escapism?
Continuing Series: The Ones I Can’t Let Go
Now, while I’m excited about the new stuff, I also have my loyal standbys. “SPY x FAMILY” has been a rollercoaster of emotions! The blend of action, comedy, and family dynamics is so enjoyable that I can’t help but binge-watch it. I mean, who wouldn’t want to see a spy, an assassin, and a telepath all trying to maintain their cover as a family? It’s a chaotic blend of humor and heart. And then there’s “Farmers’ Aristocrats.” This one’s a surprise hit for me. Initially, I thought it would be a boring slice-of-life, but the characters are just so relatable and lovable that I find myself genuinely invested in their farming antics. It’s heartwarming and absolutely charming—definitely a comfort watch.
What Might Not Make the Cut
Now, let’s talk about what I might skip this season. I’ve come across a few titles that just don’t scream “watch me!” “Umamusume: Cinderella Gray” seems to be a spin-off that doesn’t really catch my interest. As much as I adore cute horse girls, I just can’t justify spending my precious viewing time on it. Similarly, “Muv-Luv Alternative” didn’t quite resonate with me based on the synopsis. I find that I tend to gravitate towards stories with strong character development and emotional depth. If a show feels too generic or lacks that spark, I’m out.
Decisions, Decisions
As I look over this current list, I find myself in a bit of a dilemma. I’m still deciding whether to commit to “Karaoke Ikko” and “Last One, Please.” They both have that slice-of-life charm that I enjoy, but I don’t want to waste my time if they don’t hit the mark. You know that feeling when you start an anime and it just doesn’t grab you? It’s like forcing yourself to finish a book that you’re not enjoying—why do that to yourself? I think I’ll give them a couple of episodes each and see if they catch my interest. After all, sometimes it takes a bit of time for a show to find its footing.
Final Thoughts
So, there you have it! My tentative watchlist for the fall anime season is shaping up nicely. I’m excited to explore new worlds, meet new characters, and enjoy the beautiful storytelling that anime offers. There’s something so special about sitting down to indulge in these animated tales, especially as the seasons change. What about you? Are you watching any of these titles? Or do you have other recommendations for me? I’d love to hear your thoughts and maybe pick up a few hidden gems along the way! Here’s to cozy nights filled with anime and heartfelt stories—happy watching!